The EdBookFest giveaways keep on rolling here at RobAroundBooks, and to celebrate Jenni Fagan’s appearance at this year’s festival, the lovlies at William Heinemann have given me two copies of her debut novel, The Panopticon to give away to UK readers. Wanting to do something a little more for those who may not be lucky enough to visit the festival this year, I’m also going to get the winner’s copies signed by Jenni, following her event with Joe Stretch, on Saturday 25th August.
To be in with a chance of winning one of these two signed copies, just put your name in the comments below, remembering to leave a valid email address so that I can contact you should you win. I must stress that due to postage charges I can only offer this giveaway to UK readers. My apologies to anyone outside of the UK.
Good luck everyone! 
Terms and Conditions
- Closing date for entries is 11.59pm GMT on Friday 24th August.
- The competition is open to UK address holders only
- Only one entry per person will be accepted.
- Winners will be announced on the morning of Saturday 25th August.
Jenni Fagan in a single event this year’s Edinburgh International Book Festival, on Saturday 25th August 8:30pm – 9:30pm, with fellow author Joe Stretch. For further details and ticket information, please visit the event page on the EdBookFest website.
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Hi Rob,
I read the review of Jenni Fagan’s book in the Gutter 07 magazine. I would love to win a copy. Thanks
Leela
Good stuff… keep ‘em coming.
I’d love to win a copy Rob – thanks for the chance
Heard great things about this book. Fingers crossed…….
I have never heard of this one, Rob, but it sounds very interesting so I would very much like to be entered into the giveaway. I am a big fan Joe Stretch and have just bought his latest novel so I hope you enjoy the event!
I’ve been gagging to read this one. I’m in, please.
Big fan of Jenni Fagan’s poetry – particulalry The Dead Queen of Bohemia – can’t wait to read her debut novel.
Ooh, yes please, Rob
Hi Rob, please put my name in the hat.
Hey Rob,
The book sounds great – I studied the psychological impact of panopticon prison at university. Interesting bio for the author. I’m in too!
After reading the reviews on this book I would like to be concidered for to win a copy
Thank you
I’d love to win a copy of Panoptican: I’ve heard only good things about it. Add me to the draw, please!
It’s a great book and I’d be happy to post my un-signed copy to one of the other competitors here if I’m lucky enough to win!